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Defence lawyer takes aim at school officials in Burnaby school fraud case

About 20 people gathered at Brentwood Presbyterian Church Thursday evening to take part in a town hall meeting on electoral reform.

Two-and-a-half years after her original trial date, a former bookkeeper accused of defrauding a Burnaby school of $66,000 was in B.C. provincial court to stand trial this week.

Coffee program helps students with disabilities get plugged into Byrne Creek Secondary School community

“The kingdom of the Father is spread over the earth and men do not see it.” – Jesus of Nazareth “Ethics is everywhere; we just don’t see it.

A youth sports coach with ties to Burnaby is facing numerous child pornography charges out of Coquitlam.

For the first time this year, Burnaby’s extreme weather shelter has been activated ahead of this weekend’s stormy forecast.

A Chinese temple in Burnaby has partnered with a handful of other businesses across the Lower Mainland to help residents living in Vancouver’s Downtown Eastside. The Tian-Jin Temple, located at 3426 Smith Ave.

If you think you bought a Lotto Max ticket sometime in late October of last year but never bothered to check it, you may want to scrounge around the house or your old pants to find it. It could be worth a cool million dollars. On Wednesday, the B.C.

Several American protesters were arrested Tuesday for reportedly shutting down pipelines across the U.S., including Kinder Morgan’s Trans Mountain pipeline facility west of Burlington, Washington.